For millennia humans have been utilized zootechny to alter the course of animal evolution. Through selective breeding, feeding, and domestication, we've molded wild creatures to live alongside us, and in many ways, become more like us. Now with the use of advanced technology and genetic engineering, what lies ahead for animal husbandry? For his first solo drop with Orangehare, French artist Drol invites you to join in on the barnyard banter with "Zootechny Part I,” a collection of four tongue-in-cheek works that ponder the future fates of our furry, feathered, and scaly companions. Snap them all up before it’s too late!
For millennia humans have been utilized zootechny to alter the course of animal evolution. Through selective breeding, feeding, and domestication, we've molded wild creatures to live alongside us, and in many ways, become more like us. Now with the use of advanced technology and genetic engineering, what lies ahead for animal husbandry? For his first solo drop with Orangehare, French artist Drol invites you to join in on the barnyard banter with "Zootechny Part I,” a collection of four tongue-in-cheek works that ponder the future fates of our furry, feathered, and scaly companions. Snap them all up before it’s too late!
For millennia humans have been utilized zootechny to alter the course of animal evolution. Through selective breeding, feeding, and domestication, we've molded wild creatures to live alongside us, and in many ways, become more like us. Now with the use of advanced technology and genetic engineering, what lies ahead for animal husbandry? For his first solo drop with Orangehare, French artist Drol invites you to join in on the barnyard banter with "Zootechny Part I,” a collection of four tongue-in-cheek works that ponder the future fates of our furry, feathered, and scaly companions. Snap them all up before it’s too late!